A beautiful idiom.

Its beautiful, perfect and beautiful moments stop at perfection and are full of flowers.

First, the beautiful scenery

Explanation: good: beautiful; Chen: Time. Good times, good scenery.

From: Preface to the Poems of Prince Ye Wei Zhong You by Xie Lingyun in the Southern Song Dynasty: "The world is beautiful, beautiful and happy, and the four are difficult to combine."

Beautiful scenery, pleasing to the eye and happiness can hardly coexist at the same time.

Second, the best is the best.

Explanation: To: Most of them. The most perfect and beautiful.

Said by: Mao Dun's "Three Faces" VII: "He longs for the big storm that shook the universe. He regards this understanding as a' miracle' that makes the world move from perfection to beauty in a blink of an eye, so he can't understand the actual change of life-the progress made in contradiction and chaos, and he feels ugly."

Third, stop at the best.

Explanation: stop: reach; To: the most, the most. Reach a perfect state.

Said by: Luxun's Miscellaneous Feelings of the Yellow Flower Festival: The revolution is endless. If something in the world really stops at perfection, the world will also become solidified at the same time.

Fourth, it's beautiful.

Explanation: victory: exhaustion. There are so many beautiful things that I can't see them at the moment.

From: Qian Qing Yong's "Gardens, Arts, Abilities and Governance": "Only one fish is beautiful."

There is only one fish, and beauty can't be seen at the moment.

V. Flowers [Fá n Hu ā SJ ǐ n]

Explanation: numerous: numerous and lush. Brocade: Brocade with colorful patterns. Many colorful flowers are just like splendid flowers. Describe beautiful scenery and beautiful things.

From: Cao Jinghua's "Golden Flower under Diancang Mountain": "After lunch, we sat in the middle ... and listened to her talk about Shacun commune."